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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1963)
City Enterprise ON TfIE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY— OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND VOLUME XIX $3.00 A Year — 10c A Copy NUMBER 51 Varsity Cheer Leaders Street Litter Henness To Santiam Cheer Kings Win 2 Games On Tour For New Year I Ballots for the recent city Mill City Masons Monday Santiam completed a highly I election were canvassed at the night elected Clare Henness as successful overnight trip to the December 11 meeting of the ( Master at their lodge to serve coast, winning both games. city nxincil with confirmation for the new year. Others elected Friday night the Wolverine* of Stanley Chance and Very) by secret ballot that evening defeated Warrenton 53-50. The Hoover, re-elected to three year were Quincy Smith, senior game was a roughly-played one terms as councilmen and J c. warden; J. C. Kimmel, junior with Santiam losing two players Kimmel to again serve ns warden; Don Moffatt, treasurer, , via the foul route. mayor. Varsity Cheer Leaders were elected last spring and Charles Kelly was re-elected Santiam dominated the back- The problem of litter <>n the secretary. boards throughout the game and made their first appearance at the recent jamboree. streets was brought to the at After a short recess the mas with Mark Sheythe capturing tent Ion <rf the council by school Pictured from left to right are: Carol Rust, Janice Gor ter-elect named the following 19 rebounds. The scoring was The Student Council of the Santiam Union High i/flcuils with the result th it don, Mariks* Teller and Sherry Bennett. men to serve for the next year: led by Ron Ohmart and Randy more garbage cans will be School have selected three yell kings for the basketball FreJ-de Miller, senior deacon; Marshall. Ron Ohmart played Junior Varsity Cheer Leaders placed anaind town. Victor Herron, junior deacon; season. Photo: left to right—Richard Walker, Sen an outstanding floor game. Council memliers approved Hantz Rotz, senior steward; ior; John Kelly, Senior and Joe Hirte, Junior.—Mill The second night Santiam had the placing of a street light nt Robert Oliver, junior steward; City Enterprise Photo. a comparatively easy game, Highway 22 and N W Ml I j C<> Russell, marshall; W. B. with superior height and all- street. i Shuey, chaplain, and Charlie around play of the team con Members also gave authority French, tyler. tributing to an easy win, Podrabsky To Hold to Administrative School District Installing officers came from | 57-35. Santiam’* next game will 129J to close S. W. Evergreen Pearl Lodge No 66 at Turner. . be after the holidays with Scio street between 2nd and 4th I Acting as installing officer was | Open House Sunday Santiam’s first league game. streets to through traffic be- j Karl Wipper; marshall. Olin At New Home The game will be played at Scio. tween the hours of 8 a. m. nnd' Spiva, and chaplain. Louie Hen- Saturday night, January 4. the Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky 4 p m. nies. Wolverines open the home sea are holding open house at the Police rr|»>rt for the month Members of the Eastern The choir of the Mill City son with a non-league game with of November wan submitted by I served refreshments following new home they built this sum Presbyterian church presented mer on the comer of S. W its annual concert Sunday even- Sheridan. Ron Meacham, |«>llce chief , the meeting. Santiam is starting to re Evergreen and 8th Street Sun with before a capacity crowd. ft was noted that the new spond and some of the player* day from 1 to 4 p. m. radar system had slowed city i The choir was directed by and highway "speedsters” con The home has just been oom- Mrs. Donald Sheythe and Mrs. are just rounding into shape siderably. pleted and several had request Barney Scott presided at the, physically. I Season tickets are on sale at There were 18 rnnar speed ed a public showing. organ. the high school. warnings issued; one arrest for Coffee and doughnuts will be The Rev. Richard Cole read Santiam scoring, Warrenton being A.W.O L ; one arrest for served. from the Scriptures. There were burglary not in a dwelling ; also featured solo number* by game: Dor. Podrabsky 8. Randy Junior Varsity Cheer leaders were elected recent nine complaints were reported choir member*. ly and have participated in the jamboree and several with five of them cleared. Fines I games. From left to right are; I-aura Jo Rambo. Bev- were collected for the month The Senior and Junior High erely Lochrein, Kathy Story. Kathi Howton, Rita Savage Youth groups of the Mill City Robertson 2.-53. amounting to $29 00 Santiam scoring, Vernonia Hie police car patrolled 1.518 and Sandra Coo|M*r. I Free Methodist church are pre- 1 game Don Podrabsky 3, Randy miles using 173 2 gnllons of gas. senting the Christmas play "No Marshall 9. Ron Ohm art 8, Mark Room in the Inn," by Billvian Sheythe 25, Mike Gleason 2, Lessel, at 7 p. m. December Car Does Flip Cedar Lumber Company was I Ron Cannon 3, Ellis Meuser 6, i 22. It is directed Donald and Doug Hill, 1.—57. But Still Makes Trip Westrick and the leading roles apparent high bidder Friday on 1 j 3.100.000 board feet of state are being played by Gary May, GATES A small car driven I "Mathias the Innkeeper," Cher- timber in the Rock Creek area by Mrs. Ray Mills flipped over j Patients at Santiam Memor- I ie Challander. Jessica his wife; near here. on its side after hitting ice Sat-1 | They bid $32 per thousand ' ial Hospital are not missing out ' Susan Whitsett and Albert Rotz. urday morning and «¡xin like a | | Mary and Joseph; with seven I board feet for Douglar fir which ; on Christmas atmosphere as t«»p before bouncing back on all i more actors appearing. Mr. had been appraised by the state I there are many gay decora four wheel* The accident oc-1 Westrick is being assisted by I at $25.35. There were six other tions. according to Gale Chris curred about 9 a. m. a half mile I tensen, administrator. Christmas Sunday. December Sharron Hostetler, Lois Hersh bidders. The Christian Church choir 7,‘ of ... . . The Future Teachers of Am- Wil) present a concert of Christ- Mrs M",B’ .T”11* Up 22, is "White Gift Sunday" at berger and Jeannette Davidson. erica from Stayton Union High The annual Sunday School the Mill City Presbyterian ma. music Sunday. I)P<.(.,nl)4.r -Parent y wasn t serious- school placed wreaths and Roger Norrie With 22. at 7 :30 p. m. at the Oiri.tian I hu,rt ,or *’n,r r?h church. At the morning worship Christmas program will be pre swags at the doors. sented at a combined Sunday service members of the church . abrasion. Being a woman, she Lewis and Clark Band The Christmas Music Festival church. The Boy Scouts and Cub I kept her beauty appointment be- present a special Christmas gift School-Worship service, begin Included In the concert will be Roger Norrie, a junior from Scouts of Stayton have always will be held Thursday evening. to the work of Christ in whose ning at 10:30 a. m. December ' fore visitng vlsitng the doctor. vocal solos by Mrs. Donald provided a tree and decorated it. December 19 at 8 o’clock at the X-rays were taken Monday. honor Christmas is celebrated. 22. After the morning program, Mill City, is one of 48 students Williams, Mrs. William Shep This year there is also a gay Santiam High School gym. comprising the Lewis and Clark treats will be distributed by the The car body was damaged and This special gift is called the Both grade and high school herd nnd Richard Freeman "White Gift." This year this Sunday school. Practice for this College Concert band on its se tree furnished by the staff with one tire blown out. Miss Carolyn Davenport will money will go to help meet the program will be held at the cond annual tour beginning Jan a party for employees held in youngsters will be participating present a saxophone solo. Mrs. the conference room last week, in the program with the school payment on the new building. church beginning at 2 P m. ( uary 5. Eldon Hutchinson Is pianist and complete with a potluck dinner bands under the direction of Over $200 has already been Saturday. December 21. The 10-day tour will take Spencer Hillesland and the chor Mrs Eugene Davenport is dl- given by those who will be un I The public is Invited to bo th the group to eight different com and gift exchange. us directed by Doris Sheythe. rector. able to attend the worship serv services. munities in Washington and Primary grades will present The public is Invited. ice this coming Sunday. Idaho. The band is under the i numbers supervised by Mrs. Roger Norrie To Be directon of Allen Skei, instructor A special Christmas Eve Dick Parker, Mrs. Dwane Nor in music at the college. Candlclighting service has again Rod Schaer Chosen In Washington D. C. rie, Mrs. Olive Bamhardt, Mrs. Norrie, a clarinetist, is the Gwen Schaer and Mrs. Helen An estimated 6,800 visitors in been planned this year. This For Scabbard And son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nor During Holidays Cox. 2.719 « rlii, | I'ltei! the U S. service will include congrega rie. He is also a member of tional singing of carols, special Blade At OSU Third, fourth and fifth grades Army Cbr|>s of Engineers’ De- Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Norrie Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, men's will have program numbers Rodney J. Schaer. Gates, has troit Dam. according to Iktnald Christmas music, a Christmas were i n Portland Saturday music honorary at Lewis and story for the children, and the been chosen for membership at A. Westrick, project engineer. where they saw their son. Rog directed by Sigrun Grimstad, Clark OSU in Scabbara and Blade, The total, he said, includes candlelighting ceremony. er Norrie off at the Portland Jewell Boone. Doris Williams, This program is designed with national honory society for stu people from 16 states. Canada. The Mill City Garden club, Airport for New York City, Ruby Brown. Bill Gleason, and dents taking military science Germany and Australia. Ihiring the whole family in mind. All headed by Mrs. Daniel Kleihege, While there he will be a guest Audreyanne Morley. trninlng as part of the univers the first 11 months of the cal families and individuals are again this year was resixmsible Hospital Auxiliary To These musical programs are of a fraternity brotner, a form ity work. endar year some 413.302 people welcome. The scheduled time of for the gay decorations on the Hold Christmas Party er student at Lewis and Clark always looked forward to by Schaer is enrolled in the air have been counted at the 17 the service is 7 p. tn. Christmas tree in the U. S. College where Roger is a jun I Canyon residents and draw The Santiam Hospital Aux-1 ior. On December 23 he and large crowds. force reserve officer training viewpoint and recreation loca National bank here. program at Oregon State. He is tions within the Detroit reser Adding more holiday atmos- iliary will hold their Christmas Kay Healey will leave for Wash December 19 ington. D. C. where they will — a junior in the sch<xM of Edu- voir area. They came in 126,- phere they arranged Christmas Party Thursday, cation. decorations at the teller's win at the home of Mrs. Rex Kim- be houseguests of his uncle and Lewellen Named 814 vehicles. sey of Stayton. Thirty-one top ROTC students The November visitor total dows. aunt, Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert All Auxiliary members are Lange. from the army, navy, air force raises to 2,523.358 the grand Mrs. Q. V. Miller was chair Budget Director for nnd marine corp* units were total for the past 10 years and man of the decorating commit invited to attend according to Miss Healy is arso a former Mrs. Albert Stevens, president. picked for the honorary this full 11 months, according to West tee and Wendell Heller assisted student at Lewis and Clark col There will be the usual gift lege and the young people plan School District on the basis of scholarship and rick. The Enterprise will K” to the members with getting the exchange and Christmas festivi on attending some broadway leadership. OSU is one of only During the five clear days, press early next week (Tues- ■ tree in place. The January Board meeting ties. 35 col leges in the country that four with only a trace of rain day) and the staff would ipprc- musicals while he Is visiting in has been postponed until the offers ROTC training in all and 21 with rain. 38 boaters elate the efforts of the corres New York City. 16th, because of a school evalu branch«** of service. were observed at the project and pondents and advertisers in hav ation on the 9th and 10th which Chris Sorensen At 6,762 sightseers Temperatures ing copy in by Monday noon. I would conflict. The paper will be printed on during the 30 days ranged from Detroit School Plans A budget director is required Salem Meeting 64 to 33 degrees Precipitation Tuesday but not put in the mail by school law and the Board Christmas Program until Thursday morning. Ihis totale«! 16.14 inches. Mrs. Hazel Gabriel and Chris named Bill Lewellen to fill this will give the staff a day off for DETROIT The annual Christ The American Field Service Sorensen were in Salem last position. The board discussed Christmas. mas program for Detroit public has scheduled another tree week to attend an American preliminary budget plans. In schools will be held Thursday Mari-Linn Program Santa will arrive at the Mill volved in the discussion was planting to raise money for the Field Service District meeting. Miss Julie Dougncrty of the City fire hall on a big red fire evening, December 19 at 8 p. organization. establishment of a mainten Slated December 19 Weather, Detroit Dam An earlier planting had been New York AFS office was pre- truck Saturday afternoon at 2 o’ the m. in the school gym. ance supervisor for the district; LYONS The Mari-Linn school ' A M. Daily Weather Rending scheduled but was called off be sent to discuss problems that clock. All 12 grades will participate evaluation of the office of the in "Christmas Windows" in will present their annual Christ confronted the students or He will be there until 4 p. m. clerk; and consideration of the and Lake Elevation cause of bad weather. mas program Thurhday evening song anil pantomime. The high and will be assisted in passing possibility of including an ad- Students will meet at the chapter members. Pool Mrs. Gabriel and Chris made out treats by members of the ditional staff member in the school chorus will sing several December 19 at 7:30 in the Date Maximum Mln Elev high school on Saturday, De selections, and there will be in school gym All grades will take December 11 27 38 1451 .'I cember 21 at 7 a. m. and will the trip to Salem with Mrs. Ken ' Firemen’s Auxiliary, headed by field of special education. j December 12 part. strumental numbers also. 27 41 I B0 B lie transported to the Mansfield I Golliet, a member of the Stay- I Frances Swift. A preliminary salary schedule I ton Chapter. Tena Lindberg who The American legion and I This will take the place of December 13 This is an annual visit at the was studied for teachers, cus area by school bus. 31 41 ' is attending Stayton High this ________ ___ give out __ ______ Auxiliary will Christ- 1 the regular PTC meeting for December 14 firehall and ]<x>ked forward to todians. clerk's assistant, bus Additional information may S 41 II H) ; I mas candy after the program to December. Santa will be there I December 16 38 44 1449.77 be obtained by contacting Burt year was also present with by all youngsters in the com- drivers, and hot lunch em- 1 chapter members. the children of the community. I with (rents for the children. 1 munity. December 17 39 47 1449.36 on Boroughs or Bill Gleason. ployees. Choir Presents Annual Cantata Methodist Church Plans Christmas I Play December 22 Special Christmas Events Planned By Presby. Church Christian Church Choir To Present Concert Sunday Eve 6,800 Visit Detroit Dam Last Month Cedar Lumber Tops Santiam Memorial Timber Bidders Hospital Readied For Christmas Christmas Music Festival Slated Here December 19 Garden Club Decorates Tree For U. S. National Bank Enterprise Copy Wanted Early Field Service Plans Tree Planting Sat. Santa Claus To Be In Mill City Saturday
